A Restoration Contractor That Understands How Your Board Works
Roofing, exterior restoration, and storm recovery for HOAs, condo associations, property managers, and commercial properties, led by an owner who is also a licensed Community Association Manager.
Florida Building Code compliant
25+ years roofing experience
Owner-operated, Daytona Beach
Led By a Licensed Community Association Manager
Most contractors understand construction. Few understand what it’s like to sit on the other side of the table as a board member or property manager, balancing reserve funds, gathering competitive bids, managing owner expectations, and staying compliant with Florida’s community association statutes.
White Ibis Restoration’s owner holds an active Community Association Manager license, on top of 25+ years of roofing and restoration experience. That means we know how to prepare documentation your board can actually approve, how reserve funding and special assessments affect project timing, and how to work within the regulatory requirements HOAs and condo associations are held to, not just how to install a roof.
We don't just show up to do the work. We understand the process your board has to go through to get there.
The White Ibis Restoration standard
Whoever You Are, We Speak Your Language
HOA & Condo Associations
Approved, Not Second-Guessed
Get It Approved Without It Coming Back on You
- One contractor for interior and exterior, from the roof to the units
- Board-ready proposals you can drop straight into the agenda
- Documentation that lines up with your reserve study and meeting minutes
- A direct line to your board or management company, with nothing to chase
One Call, and It's Handled, Across Every Property
Every extra vendor is one more relationship to manage, one more quality level to babysit, one more number to dig up when something breaks at 7 a.m. And when a storm rolls through and hits half your portfolio at once, that stack of contractors becomes a stack of calls you don’t have time to make. White Ibis Restoration covers it all under one point of contact, exterior work like roofing, siding, windows, and painting, plus interior repairs, water damage, and unit turns. One call, one standard of work, one way of doing things, so the boards and owners you answer to see a manager who has it handled, even on the worst week of the season.
- One point of contact for interior and exterior across every property
- Consistent quality and pricing, building to building
- One call covers storm and water damage across multiple properties at once
Community & Property Managers
One Vendor, Every Property
Realtors & Pre-Listing Sellers
The Deal Still Closes
Repairs That Don't Hold Up Your Closing
- Fast turnaround built around your closing timeline
- Interior and exterior repairs handled by one contractor
- Written documentation for buyers, inspectors, and insurers
- Direct communication with agents on both sides of the deal
The Building Keeps Earning While We Work
A retail storefront, office building, or multi-tenant property can’t go dark for a repair, inside or out. Every day of disruption is lost rent, frustrated tenants, and customers who go somewhere else. White Ibis Restoration handles the full scope, from roofing and exteriors to interior build-outs and water damage, scheduled around your business hours and tenant leases and run through one project manager who keeps everyone informed ahead of time. No tenant gets blindsided by a crew showing up unannounced. The work gets done, the building keeps earning, and the tenant relationships you’ve built stay intact.
- Interior and exterior work scheduled around business hours and leases
- One project manager for the full scope of work
- Clear communication with tenants and ownership throughout
Commercial Property Owners
No Downtime, No Surprises
Every Kind of Community and Commercial Property
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Fading or chalking paint
Multi-story condo towers with Milestone Inspection and Structural Integrity Reserve Study (SIRS) compliance requirements under Florida law.
Townhome & Villa Communities
Attached and semi-attached HOA communities with shared roofing, siding, and exterior systems.
Retail & Shopping Centers
Multi-tenant retail properties needing exterior work scheduled around business hours.
Mixed-Use Developments
Properties combining residential, retail, and office space under one roof or across one campus.
Garden-Style Condominiums
Low-rise condo buildings across Daytona Beach, Ormond Beach, and the surrounding communities.
Gated Single-Family Communities
HOA-governed neighborhoods with community-wide exterior standards and architectural guidelines.
Office & Professional Buildings
Commercial office properties with tenant coordination and minimal-disruption scheduling.
Multi-Family Apartment Communities
Rental communities managed by property management companies across Volusia, Flagler, and Seminole counties.
From First Call to Final Walkthrough
Consult
We meet with your board, manager, or ownership group to understand scope, budget, and timeline.
Inspect & Document
We inspect the full property or portfolio and document findings in photos and writing.
Propose
A clear, board-ready proposal, with options at different price points when appropriate.
Deliver
Scheduled work, regular updates, and a final walkthrough with full documentation.
Milestone Inspections & SIRS Repairs
Florida law now requires many condo and cooperative buildings to complete Milestone Inspections and Structural Integrity Reserve Studies (SIRS) on a regular schedule. When those inspections identify repair items, whether it’s roofing, exterior walls, or other structural components, White Ibis Restoration can address the findings directly: a full inspection of the flagged areas, documentation your board and engineer can review, and repair or reconstruction work completed to current Florida Building Code.
We’re not the engineering firm that performs your Milestone Inspection or SIRS, but we’re the contractor who can fix what it finds, with an owner who understands the regulatory pressure your board is under to get it done.
These requirements grew out of Florida’s post-2021 condominium safety legislation (often referred to as SB 4-D), and they carry real budget consequences: reserve funding for structural components identified in a SIRS generally can’t be waived or underfunded the way some associations did in the past. When your board is weighing repair costs against reserve contributions, having a contractor who understands both the construction side and the association side of that conversation, backed by our owner’s CAM license, helps the process move faster.
Serving Central Florida
Daytona Beach
Port Orange
New Smyrna Beach
Deltona
Palm Coast
Sanford
Oviedo